ONNETIUT INTERSHOLASTI ATHLETI ONFERENE 30 Realty Drive, heshire, T 06410 2009 GIRLS SWIMMING AND DIVING HAMPIONSHIPS IA ommittee hairman IA oaches ommittee hairman Jeffrey Schumann, Newington Public Schools Garry Smith W (860) 667-2000 x 630 H (860) 945-5246 Tournament Director John O onnor H (203) 488-5683 THE GIRLS SWIMMING TOURNAMENT INFORMATION IS ARRANGED IN TEN (10) SETIONS. 1.0 DIVISIONS 2.0 DATES/SITES/TIMES/MEET DIRETORS 3.0 ENTRY PROEDURES 4.0 EXPENSES/TIKETS 5.0 FORFEITS 6.0 OFFIIALS 7.0 PROTESTS 8.0 QUALIFYING 9.0 SUPERVISION/SPORTSMANSHIP 10.0 TOURNAMENT RULES / PROEDURES APPENDIX A -- LIST OF SHOOLS BY DIVISION APPENDIX B -- SEEDING & EVENT FORM INSTRUTIONS SEEDING & EVENT FORM APPENDIX -- IA ENTRY FORM APPENDIX D -- DIVING ENTRY FORM APPENDIX E -- SELETION OF DIVING JUDGES
National Federation of State High School Associations Swimming & Diving Rule hange 8.11.09 3-3-2 NEW Suits worn by swimmers shall be limited to the following requirements: a. only one swimsuit shall be permitted in competition. (A swimmer with special needs may request customization through his/her school to the state association.) b. the swimsuit shall be: 1. constructed of a woven/knit textile material; 2. permeable (100 percent to air and water); 3. made so as not to aid in buoyancy and shall not be altered to aid in buoyancy; 4. made with no zippers or other fastening system other than a waist tie for a brief or jammer and elastic material within the casing/ribbing in the terminal ends (straps, leg openings, and waist openings); and 5. constructed so that the style/shape of the suit for males shall not extend above the waist nor below the top of the kneecap and for females shall not extend beyond the shoulders nor below the top of the kneecap, nor cover the neck. Penalty (For ART. 2): When an official discovers a competitor wearing an illegal swimsuit by the wearing of two suits or a suit which is of an illegal construction, the official shall: 1. when reporting prior to the start of the heat, notify the competitor to make legal the swimsuit before becoming eligible to compete. If the competitor cannot comply without delaying the start of the heat, the competitor is disqualified from that event and shall not be eligible for further competition until in a legal swimsuit; 2. when the competitor has stepped up on the starting platform but prior to the starting device being activated, direct the competitor to Step down, disqualify the competitor from that event and he/she shall not be eligible for further competition until in a legal swimsuit; 3. when the starting device has been activated, disqualify the competitor at the completion of the heat; nullify the competitor s performance time and he/she shall not be eligible for further competition until in a legal swimsuit. Rationale: Technical swimsuits were introduced to the world of swimming approximately two years ago. The advanced technology fundamentally altered the sport, and swimwear became more of a piece of equipment as opposed to a uniform. The rules of swimming have always prohibited the wearing or use of an item that would aid in the swimmer s speed or buoyancy. The technical suits have evolved with little or no regard for these basic rules. In order to preserve
the integrity, tradition and heritage of the sport, as well as protect and enhance the interscholastic swimming program, the new requirements and restrictions on swimwear are necessary to promote the educational values of high school athletics by promoting fair play. The immediate implementation date will guarantee fairness in competition throughout the high school swimming seasons and allow the meet officials to fairly and consistently enforce the rule.
ONNETIUT INTERSHOLASTI ATHLETI ONFERENE 30 Realty Drive, heshire, onnecticut 06410 2009 GIRLS SWIMMING & DIVING HAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT ALERT There will be a swim down lap after each heat in all pools without separate warm-up and warm-down lanes. In facilities without warm-up and warm-down lanes, there will be a second 10 minute warm-up after the 500 yard freestyle. Note that entry fees will be charged for relay entrants. Entry fees will be refunded for individuals not accepted into a meet. The 2009 tournament (divisional and open meets) will be scored in 24 places: Scoring for Girls hampionships 8 Lane Pools 1 st place 30 points 9 th place 19 points 17 th place 9 points 2 nd place 27 points 10 th place 17 points 18 th place 7 points 3 rd place 26 points 11 th place 16 points 19 th place 6 points 4 th place 25 points 12 th place 15 points 20 th place 5 points 5 th place 24 points 13 th place 14 points 21 st place 4 points 6 th place 23 points 14 th place 13 points 22 nd place 3 points 7 th place 22 points 15 th place 12 points 23 rd place 2 points 8 th place 21 points 16 th place 11 points 24 th place 1 point Scoring for Girls hampionships 6 Lane Pools 1 st place 32 points 7 th place 23 points 13 th place 15 points 19 th place 7 points 2 nd place 29 points 8 th place 21 points 14 th place 13 points 20 th place 5 points 3 rd place 28 points 9 th place 20 points 15 th place 12 points 21 st place 4 points 4 th place 27 points 10 th place 19 points 16 th place 11 points 22 nd place 3 points 5 th place 26 points 11 th place 18 points 17 th place 10 points 23 rd place 2 points 6 th place 25 points 12 th place 17 points 18 th place 9 points 24 th place 1 point NOTE: Relay event scoring is double that of individual events. There will be one length of swim down after each heat of an event during all tournament meet trials and finals. Since certain facilities do not have a warm-up, warm-down facility, there should be a second 10-minute warm-up between events #8 and #9. All procedures for tournament meets should be uniform across all divisions and stated clearly in the tournament packet. A team or one person team may not compete in the tournament unless accompanied by a certified coach. If a certified coach, other than the one on the official entry form, will represent a team or one person team then the newly designated certified coach must report to the meet director before the meet begins and present a letter from the school principal designating this certified coach as the school representative. 1
2009-10 NATIONAL FEDERATION SWIMMING RULE HANGES 2-7-9 It is no longer required, but is recommended the meet score be posted and/or announced throughout the meet. 3-3-1 Requires the wearing of a one piece competitive suit. 4-1-5 Allows swimming and diving officials to dress uniformly in attire, other than all white, as approved by the state association. 4-3-1b New NOTE Prohibits the use of a pistol capable of discharging live ammunition for use as the sounding device. 8-1-2 Permits the competitor to place his/her feet on the end wall, out of the water at the backstroke start, as long as the feet, including the toes, are not above or curling over the lip of the gutter or pool edge. 8-1-7 larifies how a swimmer legally finishes a race when a touch pad has been dislodged and moved out of its proper position on the end wall. 8-3-5 New NOTE 2 Defines a legal start for the second, third and fourth swimmers of a relay team when an in-water start was used. 8-3 New 8 Establishes the requirements for the first leg of a relay to be recorded as an official time for an individual event. 2
ONNETIUT INTERSHOLASTI ATHLETI ONFERENE 30 Realty Drive, heshire, T 06410 2009 IA GIRLS SWIMMING HAMPIONSHIPS 1.0 DIVISIONS 1.1 Only institutional members of the onference may enter this tournament which will be in four (4) divisions. Placement of schools has been based on the 2008-09 girl enrollment in grades 9-12. LL 756 and over M -- 497-640 L -- 641-755 S -- Up to 496 2.0 DATES /SITES /MEET DIRETORS 2.1 Member school may start practice on, but not before, Saturday, August 29, 2009 2.2 Member schools may hold the first meet on, but not before, Tuesday, September 15, 2009 2.3 Weekly limitations -- Teams may schedule two (2) non-consecutive three (3) contest weeks during the regular season from weeks two through seven. 2.4 Last date to count for tournament November 7, 2009. 2.5 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2009 --- SWIMMING QUALIFYING MEETS Meet Site Meet Director Site Director LL Yale University Ed Aston Ed Aston New Haven H - (203) 272-4666 - (203) 558-9441 Warm-up -- 10:30-11:55 p.m. / Swimming -- 12:00 p.m. L Yale University John Smachetti New Haven H - (860) 582-7272 - (860) 712-8824 E-mail: smachetti@sbcglobal.net Warm-up -- 4:30-5:55 p.m. / Swimming -- 6:00 p.m. M Walsh Intermediate School Scott Butler Scott Butler 185 Damascus Road Walsh Intermediate School Branford, T 06405 H - (203) 387-2852 (203) 783-3511 x 130 - E-mail: scbutler@branford.k12.ct.us Warm-up -- 12:30-1:55 p.m. / Swimming -- 2:00 p.m. S Plainville High School Garry Smith Randy Doucette 47 Robert Holcomb Way Watertown High School Plainville High School Plainville, T 06062 W - (860) 945-5246 W - (860) 793-3220 (860) 793-3220 H - (860) 945-9412 Pool - (860) 945-4822 E-mail: gsmith32@snet.net Warm-up -- 12:30-1:55 p.m. / Swimming -- 2:00 p.m. 3
2.6 DIVING TRIALS AND HAMPIONSHIPS FOR ALL DIVISIONS DIVING WARM-UP 4:00-5:25 P.M. / DIVING 5:30 P.M. M Division Thursday, November 12 S Division Friday, November 13 Plainville High School Plainville High School Meet Director Randy Doucette Plainville High School S - (860) 793-3220 L Division -- Thursday, November 12 LL Division Monday, November 16 Hamden High School Hamden High School Meet Director Gil yr Hamden High School S - (203) 407-2040 / H - (203) 288-2967 2.7 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2009 -- DIVISIONAL SWIMMING HAMPIONSHIPS Meet Site Meet Director Times S Wesleyan University Garry Smith Warm-ups -- 6:00-6:55 p.m. Freeman Athletic enter Watertown High Swimming -- 7:00 p.m. Middletown, T 06457 W - (860) 945-5246 H - (860) 945-9412 M Southern T State University Scott Butler Warm-ups -- 5:00-5:55 p.m. Moore Field House W - (203) 488-8317 Swimming -- 6:00 p.m. 125 Wintergreen Avenue New Haven, T 06515 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2009 --DIVISIONAL SWIMMING HAMPIONSHIPS L Wesleyan University John Smachetti Warm-ups 6:00-6:55 p.m. Freeman Athletic enter H - (860) 582-7272 Swimming 7:00 p.m. Middletown, T 06457 - (860) 712-8824 LL Southern T State University Ed Aston Warm-ups -- 5:00-5:55 p.m. Moore Field House H - (203) 272-4666 Swimming -- 6:00 p.m. 125 Wintergreen Avenue - (203) 558-9441 New Haven, T 06515 2.8 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2009 OPEN HAMPIONSHIP--DIVING OMPETITION Site Meet Director Times Hamden High School Gil yr Warm-ups -- 4:00-5:55 p.m. Hamden, T S - (203) 407-2040 Diving -- 6:00 p.m. H - (203) 288-2967 4
2.9 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2009 OPEN HAMPIONSHIP-SWIMMING OMPETITION Site Meet Director Times Yale University Ed Aston Warm-ups -- 10:00-11:55 a.m. New Haven, T Swimming -- 12:00 p.m. 2.10 Questions on swimming or diving rules should be referred to the IA Swim/Dive Rules Interpreter -- George Ford -- (203) 374-l593. 3.0 ENTRY PROEDURE 3.1 IA ENTRY FORM AND DIVING SORE SHEET -- The entry form and diving score sheet must be submitted via the password-protected online eligibility center by 3:00 p.m., Monday, November 9, 2009. ALL PROBLEMS MUST BE RESOLVED BEFORE THE ENTRY DEADLINE. ENTRIES WILL NOT BE HONORED AFTER THE DEADLINE. Schools may put their entries on at any time before deadline and do not have to wait until the deadline. A swimmer may enter four event -- 3 of the four may be relay events -- two of the four may be individual events. Anyone not listed cannot compete. 3.2 RELAY ARD -- (Appendix B-1). Names of the four competing relay swimmers, designating the lead off swimmer, must be on a 3 x 5 card and turned in at the start of the specific relay (prior to the first heat). 3.3 ENTRY FEE -- $75.00 per team, plus $7.00 per entry (including relays) to a maximum of $250 made payable to IA. Send check to IA office, 30 Realty Drive, heshire, T 06410. Entry fees will be refunded for individuals not accepted into a meet. If a school needs an invoice in order to pay its tournament fee, one can be downloaded by using the Generate Tournament Invoice link under the girls swimming options in the password-protected online eligibility center. 3.4 QUALIFYING STANDARDS -- oaches should submit four (4) swimmers with times for each event including times that do not make the automatic qualifying times. Swimmers will be added after the automatic qualifiers until the 36 th time is reached. The top 36 times in each swimming event will qualify to swim at trials including any ties for 36 th place. oaches can submit swimmers in a maximum of two individual events. Any swimmer entered in an individual event that does not make the top 36 seeding will be allowed to swim in up to three relay events. For safety reasons diving will have an automatic six dive qualifying score of 160 and a consideration score of 145 with a D.D. of 8.8. In addition any diver that has attained a score of 225.30 on 11 dives will be an automatic qualifier. Up to 36 places will be allowed in diving, but all participants must have achieved the automatic score of 160 with a D.D. of 8.8 or a minimum score of 145 and a D.D. of 8.8 on six dives or the automatic score of 225.30 on 11 dives to be entered in the meet. The number of entries per school, per event must be in accordance with National Federation Rules. Teams MUST adhere to this regulation. 5
4.0 EXPENSES/TIKETS 4.1 Schools will bear all traveling expenses. 4.2 Admission harge - for Qualifying Meets, lass hampionships and State Open ** * Free -- hildren five (5) and under * $5.00 -- Senior itizens (Age 65 and older) * $5.00 -- Students (Grades 1-12) * $8.00 -- Adults (All others not in the above categories) ** Subject to change 4.3 During the hampionships, only the following passes will be honored at all sites. a. Varsity swimming coaches may request one pass from IA. A returned self-addressed stamped envelope is required. b. Principal (or designee) of participating schools with AS membership card. c. Press ard d. IA Swimming Officials membership card. No other complimentary admissions will be permitted. 4.4 All swimmers listed on the entry form (Appendix ) who did not qualify for any level of competition must arrive with their team and coach and sit in the stands unless notified otherwise by the meet director. If they arrive at any other time, they will be required to pay the admission fee. 5.0 FORFEITS 5.1 When it is discovered that an ineligible competitor participates in a IA individual type tournament/meet/match, the competitor will be disqualified from the competition and his/her last opponent will advance in his/her place. Teammates of the ineligible competitor, except relay teammates, remain in the competition and score points for their team. Team points earned by the ineligible competitor will be subtracted from his/her team's total score. Team rankings will be readjusted if warranted. Opponents eliminated prior to the last competition may not re-enter the tournament. This applies to the following IA sports: swimming, wrestling, indoor track, outdoor track, tennis, cross country, golf. 6.0 OFFIIALS 6.1 Meet Directors are responsible for assigning timers, scorers, timing and computer operators, starters, inspectors, etc. in accordance with the numbers and types listed in the most current (date) IA Handbook. Assigners will provide the listing of officials one week prior to the meet to the meet director. 7.0 PROTESTS 7.1 On the eve of a tournament when there is not sufficient time for normal administrative procedures and Board of ontrol hearings, if a question of interpretation of tournament regulations or the operation of the tournament arises, the hairman of the IA Board of ontrol, the Executive Director of IA, and the hairman of the Tournament ommittee in question, in consultation with IA Swimming/Diving Rules Interpreter will make an appropriate ad hoc decision in consideration of the best interest of the tournament as a whole. 6
7.2 DEISIONS BY GAME OFFIIALS -- Protests arising from judgment calls by officials during the contests will not be allowed. Protests arising from misinterpretation or misapplication of the National Federation or IA rules by officials or others will be considered. The record of the official scorekeeper at the conclusion of the contest is final unless an administrative error is discovered. Such error will be corrected as covered by specific contest rules. 8.0 QUALIFYING 8.1 In order to qualify, individuals must be members of a team which has had a minimum of four (4) dual meets with IA member schools and in addition must meet the following minimum standards. The last date to schedule a meet which will count toward qualifying is Saturday, November 7, 2009. All times indicated on entry forms must show times to the hundredths of a second. THE NUMBER OF ENTRIES PER SHOOL PER EVENT MUST BE IN AORDANE WITH NATIONAL FEDERATION RULES. 8.2 Automatic Qualifying Times * LL L M S 200 Yd. Medley Relay Automatic 200 Yd. Freestyle 2:09.00 2:14.91 2:10.00 2:12.28 200 Yd. Ind. Medley 2:26.00 2:32.79 2:32.81 2:31.57 50 Yd. Freestyle 27.14 27.12 27.34 27.51 Diving All divisions 6 dives -- 160 Automatic -- 145 onsideration 8.8 DD 11 dives 225.30 Automatic 100 Yd. Butterfly 1:08.00 1:11.95 1:08.00 1:09.45 100 Yd. Freestyle 59.25 1:00.97 59.25 1:01.43 500 Yd. Freestyle 5:40.00 6:06.10 5:46.00 5:59.37 200 Yard Freestyle Relay Automatic 100 Yd. Backstroke 1:07.50 1:09.00 1:07.50 1:09.00 100 Yd. Breaststroke 1:16.00 1:17.65 1:17.20 1:22.22 400 Yd. Freestyle Relay Automatic * oaches should submit four (4) swimmers with times for each event including times that do not make the automatic qualifying times. Swimmers will be added after the automatic qualifiers until the 36 th time is reached. The top 36 times in each swimming event will qualify to swim at trials including any ties for 36 th place. Entry fees will be refunded for individual(s) not accepted into a meet. oaches may submit swimmers in a maximum of two individual events. Any swimmer entered in an individual event that does not make the top 36 seeding will be allowed to swim in up to three relay events. For safety reasons diving will have an automatic six dive qualifying score of 160 and a consideration score of 145 with a D.D. of 8.8. In addition any diver that has attained a score of 225.30 on 11 dives will be an automatic qualifier. Up to 36 places will be allowed in diving, but all participants must have achieved the automatic score of 160 with a D.D. of 8.8 or a minimum score of 145 and a D.D. of 8.8 on six dives or the automatic score of 225.30 on 11 dives to be entered in the meet. 8.3 The best twenty-four (24) performances in each swimming event at the trials will qualify for Divisional hampionships. 8.4 The best twenty-four (24) performances in each event from the Division hampionships combined will qualify for the Open hampionship Meet. Any of the twenty-four (24) finalists can advance either by "scratches" or better "time" in the finals. (Alternates will be added when vacancies exist due to scratches.) 7
8.5 In diving, the twenty-eight (28) top divers plus any divers in the top four (4) of each Divisional hampionship Meets not already included in the top twenty-eight (28) will be invited to the State Open hampionship. 8.6 At least two alternates shall be identified for each championship swimming event. 8.7 At trials, there will be no alternates to the top 36. 9.0 SUPERVISION/SPORTSMANSHIP 9.1 A team or one person team may not compete unless accompanied by a certified coach. If a certified coach, other than the one on the official entry form, will represent a team or one person team then the newly designated certified coach must report to the meet director before the meet begins and present a letter from the principal designating the certified coach as the school representative. 9.2 ELETRONI SOUND EQUIPMENT such as radios, stereos and tape players are prohibited AT ALL TIMES. 9.3 OAHES AND ATHLETES ENTERED IN THE MEETS ARE TO REMAIN IN THE AREA DESIGNATED FOR THEM BY MEET MANAGEMENT OR REFEREE. VIOLATORS ARE SUBJET TO DISQUALIFIATION OR EJETION. THIS RULE WILL BE RIGIDLY ENFORED. 9.4 When a member school's coach is ejected from a MEET for an infraction as prescribed by the rules, the school may not continue until the member school replaces the ejected coach with a certified coach. If this cannot be accomplished within l5 minutes after the ejection, the official in charge will declare the school disqualified. 9.5 Use of tobacco products or possession of alcoholic beverages of any kind, including champagne, are not permitted on the field of competition, within the stands, or the parking lot at which a tournament game is scheduled. 10.0 TOURNAMENT RULES / PROEDURES 10.1 All meets shall be governed by the 2009-10 National Federation Swimming and Diving Rules. (Except in the State Open when all places will be determined by order of finish by collating the results of the heats in the event.) 10.2 Declared false starts are permitted in trials, finals and open. When possible meet director should be advised prior to the seed meeting that relay(s) will not compete in order to enter alternates at finals and open. 10.3 The decision of the Girls Swimming ommittee relative to the operation of the hampionships shall be final. 10.4 SHAVING DOWN AT THE MEET SITES IS PROHIBITED DURING REGULAR SEASON MEETS AND IA HAMPIONSHIP MEETS. VIOLATORS WILL BE DISQUALIFIED FROM THE MEET. APPLIATION OF SUBSTANES TO THE BODY IS NEVER TO BE DONE ON THE POOL DEK. 8
Meet Director will designate the only area where such substances may be applied. Substances applied must be dry before swimmer may leave application area. 10.5 WARM-UP PROEDURE FOR ALL DIVISIONAL MEETS AND OPEN MEET: Teams will be assigned by the meet director to specific lanes at specific times depending on the number of participants in the meet and the number of lanes available. 10.6 TIMERS -- In a meet where six lanes are used every team, with a relay team swimming in the meet, must supply a qualified timer with a watch for the duration of the meet. In a meet where eight lanes are used each team with three relays competing will have to supply a second qualified timer with a watch. The qualified timer with a watch must report 15 minutes before the scheduled start of the meet. After the 50 yard freestyle concludes the timers will have a 15- minute break before they must report back to their assigned lane. The meet director may assign teams to a specific lane. Each school that enters a 400 yard freestyle relay must provide a QUALIFIED timer with a stop watch for the duration of the meet. 10.7 OAHES MEETING -- At least one coach from each school must attend the coaches meeting which will be held 30 minutes before the scheduled start of the meet. 10.8 IA LATE ENTRY POLIY No tournament entries will be accepted after the established deadline except those approved by the IA Board of ontrol. orrections requested by a school to an entry form that was submitted by the established deadline, but prior to seeding/pairing data being published on the web site, will be assessed a fee of $50 dollars per correction to a maximum of $250 dollars. All requests for corrections must be submitted on a support ticket via the online eligibility center. No phone requests will be considered. TOURNAMENT REGULATIONS VIOLATIONS If a school fails to comply with tournament regulations and such requires the IA tournament sports committee, central office staff, or the IA Board of ontrol to redo any portion of the tournament pairings or such non-compliance adversely impacts the management of the tournament, an administrative violation fee of $500 will be imposed upon the school before entry into the tournament will be allowed. 9
APPENDIX A ONNETIUT INTERSHOLASTI ATHLETI ONFERENE 2009 IA GIRLS SWIMMING DIVISIONS LL Division -- 756 and Over (20) heshire 775 Danbury 1429 East Hartford 924 Glastonbury 1017 Greenwich 1253 Hamden 1024 Hartford - Bulkeley/Hartford Public * 1292 Manchester 1039 New Milford 767 Newtown 861 Norwalk/Brien McMahon * 1452 Norwich Free Academy 1287 Ridgefield 902 Shelton 813 Southington 1055 Stamford / Westhill * 1314 Trumbull 1141 West Haven 818 Westport - Staples 861 Woodbridge - Amity 813 M Division -- 497-640 (20) Berlin 509 Branford 573 Brookfield 500 Darien 631 East Haven 527 East Lyme 640 Hamden - Sacred Heart Ac. 497 Ledyard 526 Madison - Daniel Hand 600 Meriden - Platt 595 Milford - Foran 525 Milford - Jonathan Law 520 New anaan 605 Storrs - E.O. Smith 598 Torrington 594 Wallingford - Lyman Hall 631 Waterford 510 Wethersfield 614 Wilton 639 Windsor Locks / Ellington * 521 L Division -- 641-755 (20) Bristol entral 670 Bristol Eastern 651 Enfield / Somers / Fermi * 709 Fairfield - Ludlowe 734 Fairfield Warde 660 Farmington 672 Groton - Fitch 712 Meriden - Maloney 644 Middletown 679 Middletown - Mercy 697 Monroe - Masuk 645 Naugatuck 660 Newington 697 North Haven 659 Southbury - Pomperaug 687 Stratford - Bunnell 656 Waterbury - Kennedy 675 West Hartford - onard 745 West Hartford - Wm. Hall 755 Windsor 661 S Division -- Up to 496 (20) Beacon Falls - Woodland Reg. 378 Bristol - St. Paul 137 Higganum - Haddam/Killingworth 346 Manchester - East atholic 364 Milford - Lauralton Hall 441 New Fairfield 470 New London 388 Plainville 417 Redding - Joel Barlow 488 Rocky Hill 390 Seymour 408 Stratford 487 Suffield 447 Trumbull - St. Joseph 440 Wallingford - Sheehan 495 Waterbury - Holy ross 388 Waterbury - Sacred Heart 226 Watertown 482 Weston 430 Windham 433 * ooperative Team NOTE: *** One person teams will be automatically placed into their respective divisions. If you have a team and are not listed or if you have a team listed and no longer compete in girls swimming please notify the central office. Teams with Less Than Four romwell 306 South Windsor 772 linton - Morgan 299 Tolland 438 East Hampton 311 Wolcott 447 Guilford 597 Woodbury - Nonnewaug 452 Old Saybrook 265 Hebron - RHAM 523 Old Lyme 219 Oxford 190
APPENDIX B 2009 IA GIRLS SWIMMING SEEDING AND EVENT SHEET The seeding and event sheet must be presented before entries become official. It must indicate what events each swimmer is entered in and the seeding time and date for each event or highest point total for diving. It must also insure that no swimmer is in more than two (2) individual events. (Diving is an individual event.) No swimmer may actually swim in more than four (4) events, no more than two of which may be individual events. No more than three (3) of which may be relay events. Trials, finals and open are considered one meet. 1. Names of the four competing swimmers, designating the lead off swimmer, must be on a 3x5 card and turned in at the start of the specific relay event (prior to the first heat). 2. An individual does not become a relay participant until she swims in the event. 3. Submit this seeding and event sheet -- via the password-protected online eligibility center. 4. Include both date and time in block provided for each event. Relay times to be entered in space provided above relay event. 5. Only contestants listed on this sheet may participate. APPENDIX 2009 IA OFFIIAL GIRLS SWIMMING ENTRY FORM NOTE: Entry form must be submitted via the password-protected online eligibility center by 3:00 p.m., Monday, November 9, 2009. Anyone not listed cannot compete. All problems must be resolved before the entry deadline. Entries will not be honored after the entry deadline. ENTRY FEE: $75 PER TEAM, PLUS $7 PER EAH INDIVIDUAL EVENT THAT EAH SWIMMER ENTERS, TO A MAXIMUM OF $250, MADE PAYABLE TO IA. LIST YOUR ENTRIES BELOW. Entry fee must be mailed to IA office, 30 Realty Drive, heshire, T 06410. If your school needs an invoice in order to pay its tournament fee, one can be downloaded by using the Generate Tournament Invoice link under the girls swimming options in the password-protected online eligibility center. APPENDIX D This diving entry form (score sheet), must be submitted via the password-protected online eligibility center by 3:00 p.m., Monday, November 9, 2009 NOTE: The last date to schedule and conduct a meet which will count toward qualifying is Saturday, November 7, 2009. DIVING QUALIFYING STANDARDS -- ALL DIVISIONS: Diving Score Automatic onsideration (6 dives) 160 145 8.8 D.D. (11 dives) 225.30 APPENDIX E SELETION OF OFFIIALS Selection of officials for the swimming and diving events will be based on a proportional number from the officials various geographical areas.